Tag: Comedy
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Hail, Caesar! – Review
If you’re a fan of 1950’s cinema, you’ll likely find something to enjoy in Hail, Caesar! Read More >
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Hail, Caesar! – Character Profile: The Movie Star
Set during the latter years of Hollywood’s Golden Age, Hail, Caesar! follows a single day in the life of a studio fixer who is presented with plenty of problems to fix. Read More >
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New Hail, Caesar! Character Posters
Universal have released seven new character posters for the Coen Brothers’ latest endeavour Hail, Caesar! Read More >
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Rams – Review
Iceland is a deep well for art. Music and cinema has enjoyed growing naturally there, happily removed from (most) of the pulls of regular Western sensibilities, a country whose expansive national imagination comes from an open heart and a sturdy soul. Read More >
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A Bigger Splash – ‘Karaoke’ clip
The vacation of a famous rock star and a filmmaker is disrupted by the unexpected visit of an old friend and his daughter. Read More >
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Hail, Caesar! – Trailer 2
Trailer 2 arrives for Joel and Ethan Coen’s all-star comedy set during the latter years of Hollywood’s Golden Age. Hail, Caesar! follows a single day in the life of a studio fixer who is presented with plenty of problems to fix. Read More >
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Morgan Freeman is open to a return in Bruce Almighty 2
Morgan Freeman is open to a return in Bruce Almighty 2 if the film goes ahead. Freeman played God in the first film as well as in the spinoff Evan Almighty and he’s now revealed that he’d be up for another if asked. Freeman told /Film when asked if he would return for Bruce Almighty 2. “I think I… Read More >
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Tarantino Wants to Adapt The Hateful Eight Into a Play
Quentin Tarantino is bringing The Hateful Eight to the stage. Read More >
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New Hail, Caesar! Poster arrives
Universal have released a new poster for the Coen Brothers’ latest endeavour Hail, Caesar! Read More >
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Anomalisa – Review
Anomalisa is another sad, strange, darkly funny, and flat-out beautiful triumph of Charlie Kaufman’s imagination. Read More >
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